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Emily M.
£40 /hr
I am a first year Music student, recently completing my A Levels with high grades. I am an experienced tutor, and love to help students achieve top grades!
Emily has been an outstanding tutor. She is well organised and has helped Abbey to excel in her subject. Thank you so much Emily ❤️ - Eleni, parent from Manchester
£40 /hr
Joyce B.
£26 /hr
Support with GCSE and A-Level English Literature/Language, worked 1-1 and in group sessions both KS2 and KS3 pupils, DBS checked! Easygoing and relaxed approach
£26 /hr
Tommaso G.
£30 /hr
I take the time to understand each student’s needs and adapt my teaching style accordingly whilst keeping the lesson engaging and fun. :)
£30 /hr
Freya S.
£40 /hr
I am a Computer Science with Cybersecurity graduate. I enjoy coding, exercising and learning! I ensure that my students feel confident in their abilities.
£40 /hr
Cavin B.
£40 /hr
A postgraduate student looking to help pupils focus on English and Humanities subjects, where I aim to inspire confidence and improve skills in writing, analysis, and comprehension through engaging and... read more
£40 /hr
Lucy S.
£26 /hr
Hi-My name is Lucy, I study business management at university, I amvery capable in terms of exam technique-always pushing for that top band!
Help me really well brought by confidence up by a lot defiantly recommend her . she also a very much motivating tutor that will help anyone thank you for your hard work for making me confident - Lily, parent from Liverpool
£26 /hr
Shayma Y.
£45 /hr
EXAM BOARD: GSCE (AQA) AND (EDUQAS) A LEVEL : Music Videos, Film, Posters, Advertisement, Newspapers
Just updating my review of Shayma after another half term of tutoring in which my dyslexic son went up two grades in both English Lit and Lang. Writing has always been a particular area of difficulty for him, but working with Shayma built up... read more - Julia, parent from London
£45 /hr
Sofia A.
£34 /hr
Hi! My name is Sofia. I’m an English student at Royal Holloway, who loves to read and write!
Very helpful - Reeshma, parent from Leicester
£34 /hr
Anirudh K.
£26 /hr
Friendly and approachable medical student offering supportive, tailored lessons to build confidence, strengthen understanding and improve exam technique.
£26 /hr
Melissa O.
£34 /hr
Media student and aspiring journalist, I hope to instill a passion for humanities in as many students as possible!
£34 /hr
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